Music box clock

A radio-controlled music box clock hangs on the façade of the „Sartëur” house in Selva Gardena. Made of 14 precious bronze bells, which ring out different melodies every day at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m (winter 5 p.m). Four different wood-carved figures resembling people from the Middle Ages move in a circle while the melodies play out. This scene awakens a sense of nostalgia in some observers as they feel they are taken back in time. The painting hanging on the façade depicts the different craftsmen who worked in this part of the village, formerly known as „Ghetun”.